The main problem in Rayman Advance for me is that you can't even see what's two steps ahead of you. I would wait for pSX or a Jaguar or Saturn emulator with rerecording features, instead of TASing the GBA version. I think there are much better Raymans for the GBA than Rayman Advance.You're just fucking stupid, everyone hates you, sorry to tell you the truth. no one likes you, you're someone pretentious and TASes only to be on speed game, but don't have any hope, you won't get there.
I also used to wake up every morning, open my curtains, and see the twin towers. And then one day, wasn't able to anymore, I'll never forget that.
There are some changes that are annoying between versions- The music is PAINFUL to listen to in the GBA version. I've heard so many people complain about the watered down music with SNES ports, like SMA1/2/3/4, DKC1/2,Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis... all of those don't even match up to the annoyance of this one. The game is significantly easier in the GBA version, like- You have 4/6 health points instead of 3/5 Running and going down slopes is slower, making it easy to react You start with 5 lives instead of 3 Any spot that makes something appear is now clearly visible- sparks show. The original's spots were invisible, making the "skip Dark Rayman" trick harder. Some cages are easier to find or easier to make appear. The one in the first scene of Bongo Hills was moved and now it's painfully obvious. There's absolutley no way you can miss it. The game frame skips almost 90% of the time. It makes it almost unpleasent to watch. There you go. The "easier" already means you probably shouldn't run the GBA version, as you must use the hardest difficulty possible.
I made an unoptimized runthrough of the GBA version as a jumping-off point. It's about 1:45; there are maybe 15 minutes of improvements that can be made. There are a few different cage locations, though. I'm posting this in the GBA forum too. Link
One more reason why PSXhawk should come along pronto. First take damage from one of the spike balls and then jump through a one tile gap between the wall and the lowest spike ball to nab the cage without backtracking.
Not sure if there's a good real time setup for it, the timing needs to be pretty precise.
Edit: You can also take damage from the spiked notes below and use that to get through, I think that's the best setup.
This is frame precise.
You need as many speed fists as you can (one doesn't cut it) and drop down from the higher ledge. Then you get as close to the cage as you can while still being able to get back to the lower ledge and use your fist. One frame too late, and you'll drop into the water.
Skips having to get the plum at the end of the level.The journey has just begun.
